ANITA TONY: A FEW OF MY FAVORITE THINGS Comes to Oscar's Cafe & Bar
It was announced today that Anita Tony, 'Broadway's Leading Drag Queen' and winner of Best in Drag 2017, will bring her magical show A Few of My Favorite Things to Oscar's Cafe & Bar in Palm Springs for one performance only on Saturday, September 1, at 9:30pm.
From the Great White Way to local piano bars, theatre fans agree on one thing: the archetypal Broadway star is a woman. Anita Tony is 'Broadway's Leading Drag Queen' and the winner of Best in Drag 2017. She embodies the greatest ladies of the stage. A Few of My Favorite Things is a sampling of iconic leading ladies, their beloved songs, and the composers who helped them create the magic of Broadway.
Anita Tony is the creation of Joshua Skidmore. Recently seen in the national tour of it gets better, his other stage credits include A Streetcar Named Desire at The Kennedy Center opposite Academy Award nominees Patricia Clarkson and Amy Ryan. Television appearances include Veep and The Mindy Project. Skidmore has performed on the stages of Disney Concert Hall, the Hollywood Bowl, and at The Wallis in Beverly Hills, among others, and he is a member of The Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles. As Anita Tony, Skidmore is blurring the lines of Broadway, drag, cosplay, and gender while putting the best of Broadway in the spotlight. For more, visit www.anitatony.com.
Admission prices range from $30-$45 and tickets are now on sale (food and drink minimums apply). Order online at www.anitatony.com or by phone at (760) 325-1188. Oscar's Cafe & Bar is located at 125 E. Tahquitz Canyon Way in Palm Springs.
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